Feedback In, Feature Out: How Deeto Automated Customer Signal to PR with AutonomyAI

​Deeto’s whole business is customer voice: their platform turns customer conversations into intelligence for product, marketing and revenue teams. This session is about what their own product team does with what it hears.

​At most companies the signal dies in the handoff. It gets logged in a tool, ranked in a meeting, specced in a doc, then queued behind whatever engineering is already building. Deeto’s team closes that gap with AutonomyAI: a customer signal comes in, the product team turns it into a change on their production codebase, and engineering reviews a pull request instead of a ticket.

​You’ll see the whole path, end to end, in two parts.

​Part 1: Deeto, with Golan Raz, COO & co-founder
How the signal is collected, how the team decides which asks earn a build, and how a request is handed to AutonomyAI.

​Part 2: AutonomyAI, with Alyosha Makarov, VP of GTM
What happens between the handoff and the PR. How the system learns Deeto’s codebase, builds the change with their components and conventions, verifies it on their running product, and hands engineering a review-ready pull request. Adir covers the mechanics and the trust model: every merge still goes through an engineer.

​Q&A
Bring the customer request sitting in your backlog right now. We’ll talk through how it would run.

​You’ll walk away with

• ​A working picture of the loop from customer signal to pull request, as one product team actually runs it, including where humans decide and where the system does the work.

• ​The handoff itself: what a request needs to contain before it goes to AutonomyAI, and what comes back for engineering to review.

• ​A way to test it on your own codebase after the session.

​Who should join
Product leaders, PMs and designers with more validated customer asks than engineering capacity. CTOs and engineering leads who want to see what the review gate looks like when the product team is opening the PRs.

​Live on Zoom, 45 minutes, recorded for registrants. Spots are limited.